Record a demo without ever hitting record

You just shipped a feature. The last thing you want to do is screen-record it five times until you stop fumbling the mouse. So we made that someone else's job — your agent's.

Ask your coding agent to “record a demo of what you just built” and Tada drives a real browser through the flow on localhost, narrates each step, and hands you back a single hosted link. Drop it in a PR, a Slack thread, or a customer email — it unfurls with a real preview and plays inline, no login or install for whoever opens it.

And it only ships if it actually worked: every recording runs through verification checkpoints first, so a demo that didn't do what it claims never publishes. A link from you is always a link that works.

Also in this release

• Comments that become work — viewers leave timestamped notes right on the video, so feedback lands on the exact frame it's about instead of a vague “looks good, but…”
• Links that play everywhere — rich previews in Slack, iMessage, X, and GitHub, with inline playback the moment someone clicks.
• More reliable shares — hardened the public watch path so a popular link stays fast and available no matter how far it travels.
• Narration you control — your audio preference in Settings is now the single source of truth for every recording.